2

Symbol

Parameter

Units

–20°C

+25°C

+85°C

Min

Max

Min

Max

Min

Max

Antenna Port to Receive Port

S23

Insertion Loss in Receive Band

(2620 – 2690 MHz)

dB

2.5

1.6

2.5

2.5

S22

Return Loss (SWR) of Receive Port in

Receive Band

(2620 – 2690 MHz)

dB

9.5

(2.0)

9.5

17

(1.3)

(2.0)

9.5

(2.0)

S23

Attenuation in Transmit Band

(2500 – 2570 MHz)

dB

45

45

57

45

S23

Attenuation, 1 – 2380 MHz

dB

30

30

32

30

S23

Attenuation, 2380 – 2450 MHz

dB

35

35

48

35

S23

Attenuation, 2450 – 2484 MHz

dB

35

35

51

35

S23

Attenuation, 2775 – 6000 MHz

dB

20

20

38

20

Transmit Port to Antenna Port

S31

Insertion Loss in Transmit Band

(2500 – 2570 MHz)

dB

2.0

1.8

2.0

2.1

S11

Return Loss (SWR) of Transmit Port in

Transmit Band

(2500 – 2570 MHz)

dB

10

(1.9)

10

18

(1.3)

(1.9)

10

(1.9)

S31

Attenuation in Receive Band

(2620 – 2690 MHz)

dB

45

45

58

45

S31

Attenuation, 10 – 1574 MHz

dB

30

30

42

30

S31

Attenuation in GPS Rx Band

(1574.42 – 1576.42 MHz)

dB

45

45

57

45

S31

Attenuation, 1577 – 1680 MHz

dB

25

25

50

25

S31

Attenuation, 1845 – 1880 MHz

dB

30

30

42

30

S31

Attenuation, 2110 – 2170 MHz

dB

30

30

34

30

S31

Attenuation, 2400 – 2450 MHz

dB

30

30

57

30

S31

Attenuation in Transmit

(5000 – 5140 MHz)

dB

20

20

39

20

S31

Attenuation, 5150 – 5850 MHz

dB

20

20

35

20

S31

Attenuation, 7500 – 7710 MHz

dB

20

20

37

20

Antenna Port

S33

Return Loss (SWR) of Ant Port in Rx

Band (2620 – 2690 MHz)

dB

10

(1.9)

10

18

(1.3)

(1.9)

10

(1.9)

S33

Return Loss (SWR) of Ant Port in Tx Band

(2500 – 2570 MHz)

dB

10

(1.9)

10

16

(1.3)

(1.9)

10

(1.9)

Isolation Transmit Port to Receive Port

S21

Tx-Rx Isolation in Receive Band

(2620 – 2690 MHz)

dB

50

50

58

50

S21

Tx-Rx Isolation in Transmit Band

(2500 – 2570 MHz)

dB

55

55

61

55

Notes:

2. Min/Max specifications are guaranteed at the indicated temperature with the input power to the Tx ports equal to or less than +29 dBm over all Tx

frequencies unless otherwise noted.

3. Typical data is the average value of the parameter over the indicated band at the specified temperature. Typical values may vary over time.